Application for T2 - Common Lime, T3 - Common Lime, T4 - Common Lime - prune back 2 metres to old point on East side removing most of the over hang over the house, T5 - Sycamore reduce by 1 metre back to old points on East side subject to Tree Preservation Order No.2 1969.

Application for T47- Aesculus hippocastanum (Horse chestnut) reduce the overhang on the house side back by approximately 2.5/3m from 5m to 2.5/2m; T3- Ilex aquifolium (Holly) - Reduce elongated branches at the top back down, by no more than 1.5m to within the crown, and trim remainder to create a more aesthetically pleasing shape; T12- Chamaecyparis lawsoniana (Lawson cypress) Remove the low branch which leaves the main trunk at a height of 1.5m in a NNE direction in order to bring branch from close proximity to the house and remove subsequent dead branches that are now visible from removing the low branch; T11- Aesculus hippocastanum (Horse chestnut) Reduce 1x low level limb overhanging the garage to within 2.5m of the garage subject to Tree Preservation Order No. 2 1965.

Application for a Horse Chestnut - cut back to give 3m clearance from house and crown reduction of 3m (current estimated height 13m, spread 14m - estimated finished dimensions are height: 10m, spread: 8m) subject to Tree Preservation Order No.5 1973.

Application for T1 - Oak tree to the left of garden. Overall reduction 30% (estimated finished dimensions no more than 6m up be taken off height leaving a total of approximately 20 in height. Also to remove approximately 3m from length of lateral limbs towards the house leaving a total length of 2m. No work required to rear of tree); T2 & T3 - Complete removal; T4 - Overall reduction 30% (estimated finished dimensions no more than 2m to be taken off the height leaving a final height of approximately 20m. Also to remove 1m from lateral branches all around leaving a total length of 2m all round) subject to Tree Preservation Order No.4 2023

Application for group of 3 Hornbeam trees planted in small beds cut out of rear gardens of Shiers Avenue -to reduce the width and length to the size of the bed which is 2.6m x 1.3 m this would keep it to the edge of the path and clear of neighbouring house. With a height of 6m subject to Tree Preservation Order No.4 1996

Application for T1 - Sycamore reduce by 2 metres (to old pruning points), T2 - Common Lime, T3 - Common Lime, T4 - Common Lime - prune back 2 metres to old point on west side removing most of the over hang over the house, T5 - Sycamore reduce by 1 metre back to old points on west side subject to Tree Preservation Order No.2 1969

Application for T1 & T2 - 2 x Oak trees overhanging mobile home to reduce by 30% (3 to 4 metres) (T1 estimated finished height 7m spread 3m, T2 estimated finished height 12m spread 5m) subject to Tree Preservation Order No.16 1983

Application for mature Black Pine tree (T1)-reduce limbs encroaching rear garden and house of 2 Garrow by approx 2 metres to suitable growing points, reduce one limb on property boundary to the front No.3 Garrow by 1.5-2 metres subject to Tree Preservation Order No.1 1988

Horse chestnut (T1) - Reduce large, over-extended bough to the south-west by 2-2.5 metres and reduce height and spread of the remaining crown by 1-1.5m, for a new crown spread of 4.5m (north), 5.5m (east), 6.5m (south) and 6m (west); lift crown to provide a 2m clearance from the house; and remove epicormic growth subject to Tree Preservation Order No.8 1991

Application for Ash Tree in No.5: Remove marked 'dog leg' branch and smaller branches over the driveway as per annotated photo; Oak in the front garden of No.5: Reduce the overhang to the house by approx 3m, Reduce the crown all over by an average of approx 2m to reduce the overall size of the tree while retaining the shape and form, Remove significant deadwood as per annotated photos; Holm Oak in No.5: Dismantle / Fell to near ground level the smaller stem in its entirety; Holm Oak in No.3: Thin the canopy by approximately 20%. all subject to Tree Preservation Order No.14 1981